SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHAMRAY, B.V - SHAMRAY, B.V.

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• Document Creation Date: November 2, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 23, 2000
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: December 31, 1967
• Content Type: SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT

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13. A-c controlled transformers 333
14. Approximate calculation of an a-c controlled transformer 335
15. D-c controlled transformer -- 338
Ch.X111. Relay devices based on the rectangular hysteresis loop 339
16, Magnetic hysteresis relays -- 339
17. Transfluxors -- 346
18. Calculation of magnetic hysteresis relays 648.
19. Integration of voltage pulses in magnetic cores -- 354
Ch.XIV. Half-wave fast-response magnetic amplifier under key operating
conditions -- 357
24- Principle of action -- 357
Ch.XXV. Parametrons 36o
25. Fundamentals of paramet~ric resonance 360
26, Parametron circuits -- 362
Part Four
Use of relay devices for the fixation, storing, transmission, and
conversion of discrete information
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Ch.XXVI. Link between mathematical logic and relay devices 366
1. Basic premises for the utilizati6n of relays in control de-
vices -- 366
Ch.XVII Components of logical devices utilizing contactless
relays -- 374
2. Shift registers -374
3. Logical circuits -- 3b5
4. Magnetic switches of discrete information currents 391
Ch.XXVIII.Memory devices 394
Classification of magnetic memory devices 394
Magnetic recording memory devices 3S97
7, Magnetic recording memory devI&S 399
Ch.XXIX. Some types of industrially produced contactless logical
components -- 407
8. Considerations regarding the selection of contactless devices
-- 407-
9. Series-manufactured miniature faot-response logical components-
-- 409-
10. Series-manttfactured components for industrial automation
devices -- 416
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Part Five
Electromagnetic current and viltage stabilizers
Ch.XXX. General principles of current and voltage stabilization 425
1. Classification of stabilizers -- 425
2. Block diagrams of current and voltage stabilizers. Stabilization
factor -- 429
Ch.XXXI Parametric voltage stabilizers using saturable reactors-or
transformers -- 432
3. Stabilizers without capacitance -- 432
4. Ferro-resonant stabilizers -- 434-
5. Approximate calculation of a ferro-resonant voltage stabi??!
lizer -440
6, Stabilizers based on*d-c magnetic biasing:of reactor and
transformer cores 443
Part Six
Electromagnetic transducers
Ch.XXXII. Displacement transducers 447
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1. Classification of electromagnetic transducers 447
2. Inductive trannducers 449
3. Induction transducers 452
Ch.XXXIII. Transducers for rotary and rotating devices -- 456
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4- Induction transducers for the transmission of angular disp
ments and rotations -- 456
5. Induction transducers of angular velocity and acceleration
46
Appendixes -- 470
1. Conductor winding data (tables P-1 P-4) 456
IL Basic data on series TIM magnetic amplifiers of industrial
manufacturing (table P-5) -- 469-
III. Basic data on series UM-lP and TJM-3P magnetic amplifiers
(tables P-6 and P-7) -- 470
IV. Parameters of toroidal ferrite cores (table F-8) 474
V. The most generally-used sizes of toroidal ferrite cores
(tables P-9) 474
VI. Rules for logical expression conversion (table P-10) 475
Bibliography 477
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